Reference

Positions

The titles offices are held under, from mayor to justice.

103 positions

  • Commonwealth's AttorneyExecutive · 4 officesThe elected prosecutor for a Virginia county or city.
  • Community Council MemberLegislative · 19 officesA member of a community council that advises a county on zoning and land use in part of its unincorporated area.
  • Community Development District SupervisorLegislative · 870 officesA member of the board of supervisors of a community development district, which finances and maintains a development's infrastructure.
  • ComptrollerExecutive · 6 officesThe officer who audits a state's or county's spending and accounts for its public funds.
  • Comptroller GeneralExecutive · 1 office
  • Comptroller of Public AccountsExecutive · 1 office
  • ControllerExecutive · 3 offices
  • CoronerExecutive · 3 officesThe officer who investigates sudden, violent, or unexplained deaths in a county.
  • Corporation CommissionerExecutive · 2 offices
  • Council MemberLegislative · 412 officesA member of a city, town, or village council, which adopts local ordinances and the budget.
  • Council of Governments Executive Committee MemberExecutive · 1 officeA member of the executive committee of a regional council of governments.
  • County Assembly DelegateLegislative · 13 officesA town's delegate to a county assembly, which adopts the county's ordinances and budget.
  • County Board ChairLegislative · 1 officeThe member who presides over a county's governing board, elected countywide.
  • County Board MemberLegislative · 6 officesA member of a county board, such as a county governing board or a charter review board.
  • County Charter CommissionerLegislative · 13 officesA member of a commission elected to draft or revise a county's charter.
  • County ClerkExecutive · 3 officesThe officer who keeps a county's official records, such as deeds, court filings, and licenses.
  • County CommissionerLegislative · 161 officesA member of a county's governing commission, which sets its budget and ordinances and oversees county services.
  • County ExecutiveExecutive · 1 officeThe elected chief executive of a county, who runs its departments, proposes its budget, and can veto its legislature.
  • County JudgeJudicial · 97 officesA judge of a county court, which hears lesser criminal cases, civil disputes, and other matters assigned by state law.
  • County LegislatorLegislative · 86 officesA member of a county legislature, which adopts the county's budget and local laws.
  • County OfficerExecutive · 2 officesA county office that the ballot source lists only generically, such as a county mayor, chair, or attorney.
  • County SupervisorLegislative · 16 officesA member of a county's board of supervisors, which sets its budget and ordinances and oversees county services.
  • DelegateLegislative · 2 year terms · 1 officeNon-voting Delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives.
  • District AttorneyExecutive · 11 officesThe elected prosecutor for a county or prosecutorial district.
  • District Court JudgeJudicial · 6 officesA judge of a district court, which hears lesser criminal and civil cases within part of a county.